Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, June 06, 1952, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRTDAY, .TUNE , in,a (Radio , kfi.w n:o Ke. TDT Friday Evening, .Jung t oo Sporu lllfhllfhti S:I5 (lame Town New :2S World Now. Bumma.7 6:30 Twilight Seren.d. 43 Hudllna Edition ABC y? iijiM.jii,i'i1u,ljl TONIGHT AT 9:P.M. SPECIAL STAGE ATTRACTION The NORMA DEAN School Of Done In Their Annual "KIDDIE KAPERS" In Addition lo Regular Show 1 At Regular Admission STARTS SATURDAY '. MIDNIGHT fn 1 EVANS' BLAINE J J btrf SOUViUI Xcefe BMSSOU fwff dJ'h.OT ASTERS M HEY KIDS 1 - Saturday morning at 11:43 a.oj.' In Addition To Our Regular Show Plus Cartoons THE COWBOY tmdH. m2L tf Uetll tMLit I t-w-. 10HNKT STWWT - e. - Added -nano Valley (Cart.) ttle Rascals Follies (Comedy) MyS 110 Mft on John IMS - HEWN - MM-MiER A Piramowtt Picture ' Door Open Tonight &30 salNat11! IIFI'i I RaMtnuni ronn got n.I the Luckiest W"f !W Ranks lwi Roundup ABC 7:00 Gilielle plBhti ABC (1:00 Richard Diamond ABC 8;; tO Thtt U Your rBI ABC 8:50 Orsle and llarrlrl ABC 8:, 10 Concert of favorites t0:0n 10 PM Headllrei 10:15 Pacific Co it Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:03 Sign 0(1 KFLW 1451 Kr. PDT Saturday? June 7 "00 Sign-On Newt Summary . 6.03 Corn in the Morn S.4A B & 11 TV 7.00 Newt Break fa-1 Edition Y:l!t Charlie's Roundup 7:30 Bob Ciarred, Ncwj ARC 7:40 Tup of the Morning 7:M Music 6:00 No School Today ABC BOO Radio Kidt Bible Club 9::0 Space Patrol ABC - to 00 Eddie Fisher ABC 10::n Shake the Maracat ABC 1:00 AM Pres. Truman Address ABC 1:.W Lawrence Welk ABC 13:00 Noon Edition Krvj 12:15 Stewart Craig ABC U:;w Lone Pine Mountaineers ABC iw news abc 1:13 Sport by Finn) fan ABC 1:30 International Jau Club AEC 2:03 Butn Briets 2:13 Roseland Ballroom ABC 3:30 At Home with Music ARC 3:43 Fascinating Rhythm ABC 3:00 Junior Junction AEC 3:0 American Farmer ABC 4:00 Request fully Yours 5:C0 Les Gardiner's Band 5:30 B A B TV 5:45 Stewart Craig ABC 6:00 Sports Highlights 6:15 Home Town News 6:25 World Newt Summary 6:0 Science Editor ABC 6:45 Words of Life 7:00 Mr. District Attorney ABC 7:M Musfc 7 30 Dinner In Vie Green Room ABC 8:00 The Lone Ranger ABC C:3T n.ncfng rtv ABC 9:00 Pacific Coast Baseball 10:00 10 P.M. Headline 10:15 Pacific Coast Baseball 11:00 Newt Summary 11:05 Sign Ofl KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Friday E renin jr. Jane I 6-00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Klamath Theater Quia 6:30 Around Town Newt 6:40 Something to Think About 6:45 Sam Hayes Newa MBS 6:55 Bill Kenry MBS 7:00 Adven of Maiste MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS B:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8:30 Women of the Year MBS 9:00 Glenn Hardy News MBS 8:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:43 Sports Final 9:53 5-Minute Final MBS 10:00 I Love a Mystery MBS 10:15 Red Nichols Show 10:30 Cro well's Nert MBS 11:00 Night Owls News 11:03 Night Owlt Club 12:00 Sign Off KFJI 1150 Kc. PDT Saturday, June 7 6:00 Sunrise Serenade 8:55 Fsrm Reporter 7:00 Hemingway News MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7:30 Today's Best Buys 7:43 Sam Hayes MBS 7:35 First Edition Local News 8:00 Morning Melodies 8:15 16 Top Tunes 835 Headline News MBS 8:30 Haven of Rest MBS 9:00 Name Bands 9:15 Dance Tunes 9:30 4-H Club 9:45 Favorites of Yeaterdav 10:00 News MBS 10:15 Currins 10:20 Social Security 10:25 Concert 10:30 16 Top Tunes 10:43 Gillette Warmup MBS 10:50 Game of the Day MBS 1:25 Camel's Scoreboard 1:30 Ricky's Request 2:00 Music MBS 2:30 Bandstand USA MBS 3:45 News MBS 3:00 You Never Know 3:15 16 Ten Top Tunes 3:30 O. P. S. 3:45 Music MBS 4:00 John Fl nn MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway, News MBS 4:30 Music MBS 4:45 Twin Views of News MBS 5:00 Good News 5:30 Christian Science 3:45 Peewee Reese MBS 6:00 Around Town News 6:15 Klamath Theater Quix 6:30 Assembly of God 7:00 College Choir MBS 7:30 Klamath Temple 8:00 MGM Theater MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:15 Ponderosa Room 9:30 For Dancers Only 9:45 Sports Final 9:55 Cecil Brown. Kews MBS 10:00 Lorn bar do Land MBS 10:30 Crowell's Nest 11:00 Night Owls News 1105 Night Owls Club 12:00 Sign Off Senate Keeps Price Controls WASHINGTON 11 The Senate defeated overwhelmingly Thursday Republican effort to suspend all price controls next Sept. 1. The vote, turning- down a propos al by Sen. Dirksen (R.-Ill.), was 54 to 27. With legislative efforts to end the steel' strike temporarily side tracked, tie Senate resumed de bate and voting on extension of the entire system of defense controls, due to expire at the end of this month. 'ine oemue started me day oy adopting by a voice vote another amendment by Dirksen to all ex empt payments under profit-sharing plans in effect prior to Jan. 15. 1950, from the Wage Stabiliza tion Program. Dirksen later proposed that all price lids be suspended Sept. 1 un less the President found individual items were in short supply or threatened inflation. Opposing the move, Sen. May bank 'D.-S.O. floor manager for the controls bill, told the Senate the Dirksen amendment would "kill price controls." Administration forces were seek in to consolidate a series of vic tories and bring the measure to a iinal vote. In e 12'i hour session wea nesday the Senate: l. He acted 67 to it an amena- ment by Sen. Capehart tK.-ino.i In cticnenrl hnth nrice and wage controls until the cost of living in dex rose three points, irom ibs hi 191, or Congress declared war. 2. Defeated 49 to 29 an amend' mi.ni. hf nlrlr;en to take price ceilings 'of all food items and agri cultural commodities. 3. AdoDted. bv a whopping voice. vote margin, a measure to knock price controls off potatoes and for bid the placing of price ceilings on any other fresh fruit or vegetable. 4.- Shouted down an amendment proposed by Sen. Schoennel (R. Kin.) to provide bigger profit mar gins for milk processors and distributors. Harriman Delays Oregon Visits PORTLAND WPI W. Averell Harriman, Democratic presidential candidate, has postponed his Ore gon visit for one week. He will arrive June 26 instead of June 19, William E. Sanborn. secretary of the state Democratic organization, said Thursday. Harriman will confer with dele gates to the Democratic national convention in the morning. He will speak at a Portland luncheon and Eisenhower Called 'Conservative' On Basis of Abilene Conference By JACK BF.LL ABILENE, ' Kas. i.fi Con. Dwighl D. Eisenhower's plunge Into, the turbulent pool of politics produced the well-defined Impres sion Friday he Li in the. conserva tive) caliio of Rpoublicans. ft s There isn't any concise defini tion of conservatism but the live star general talked at a hometow news conference here Thursday like a man the average Southern Democrat could go along with oil manv issues. This was particularly true of the handling the candidate for the Republican presidential nomlnn lion gave the explosive civil rights issue. He said, in effect, that no one can legislate civil rights, adding that the states should decide whether lo establish their own Fair Employment Practices Com. mission (FEPCi. Sen. Richard Ruscell of Georgia. Democrat! presidential aspirant and chief congressional opponent of Presi dent - Truman's civil rights pro. gram, takes the same viewpoint. Eisenhowers declaration put nun at odds on this issue with civ thusiastic supporters like Sens Irving Ives of New York and Wayne Morse of Oregon. Assuming the . Republicans pick either Eisenhower or Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio as their nominee, the party will go into the Novem ber campaign witnout a cnampion of the compulsory type of FEPC many racial minorities are de manding. Taft has proposed a voluntary V.U. Asks Rate Raise WASHINGTON MV-The Western Union Telegraph Co., petitioned the government Friday for authority to raise its domestic message and money order rates 9.3 per cent. It said the boost is needed to pay its employes more money. The company posted the proposed higher rates with the Federal Com munications Commission, iFCC), and fixed July 6 as the effective date of the boost. The revisions could be protested during the 30 day period by West ern Union customers or blocked by the FCC If it considers the increases unreasonable. W. U. said the Increases together with further hikes on other services to be filed later would give the company about 113.200,000 per rear m added revenues. A S3 - day strike by W. U. em ployes, members of the AFL Com mercial Telegraphers Union, ended last month in agreement on a new contract. Workers would receive wage benefits under the new pact but it would not go into effect until the FCC okays higher W. U. rates. Tne Union agreed to help the company in its fight for a rate increase. Russ Seize Jap Ships TOKYO If) The newspaper Yomiurl reported two Japanese fishing vessels were taken in cus tody Friday bv Russian patrol ships off the eastern coast of Hokkaido, northernmost Japanese island. Since the Pacific war. Russia has seized about 160 Japanese fish ing boats and their crews alleged- Iv for infringing on Russian-proclaimed territorial waters. The Maritime Safety Board In Tokyo said it had not received word of any seizures Fridsy. Registration Due For Swim Courses Advance registrations for swim ming courses, part of the Klamath Falls Recreation Department's summer program, should be made at the office of Bob Bonney. rec reation director, at City Hall, phone 3161. The swimming program begins at the KUHS natatorlum June 17, and the first of three tnree-weex swim ming courses starts that day. The pool win oe avauaoie tor open swimming afternoons and nurhts except Saturday. Five city playgrounds will have supervision all or part of the day starting June 16. iney are Kiwanis, Stukel, Pelican. Falrvlew and Roosevelt. A baseball school for young boys will be conducted at Conger Field from June 16 through June 21. GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No Ixlra Ceifl Yes, bigger vilut! More terviet Is mors' placet Finest buns. Best drivers, Choose Hit travel leader . . , choose Greyhound! 4 Expresses Daily to PORTLAND i nd Saattle from Klamath Folia PLUS MANY REGULAR SCHEDULES DAILY Complat Service to All America FEPC with no powers to enlorce Its pionouiiceiiieiiis KHiiiNt racial, religious and nihrr discrimination in industrial linings aim firings, This situation mir.ht Invite the Democrats to take Russell or some omer soiitiit'rncr as recond men on their ticket in an effort to patch the Norih-Soiiih break in the party. On the nlhrr hand, It might spur the nomination of a ticket fully committed to fkhc tor tne same kind of cnmnniiMi Tinman con ducted successfully In 1S48 despite n. s ioss of part ot me south. Beyond the FEPC Issue, Elsen hower talked strongly of states' rights and stale action. He said he was against "socialised medt cine." He favored leaving school prob' lems largely In the hands of the stales, a view that put him In opposition to Tail's support of fed' eral aid to education. Elsenhower said local communi ties should have control of soil conservation programs, although he conceded the federal govern ment has a role in upholding farm prices. He said he doesn't believe the country should Rive up "social gains" it has made, but added he neneves that " when we pile law upon law aud complication In an effort lo solve Hits thing (labor relations i we are not doing too KLAMATH MIU. AM IK I CAN CHINESI Pfc. MN Fw Orion Ta Take Oat Ben B. Let, Mgr. well." Dccryliiir "centralised govern ment," Elienhou'ef called for a searching overhaul of lederal op erations, '"You can't, go along and pro due efficiency in something llial didn't need to be done at all," lie declared. Eisenhower endorsed In principle a 19S0 alatenient of Republican policies which called, among oilier things, for reduction of laxea and federal .pending and a return lo a balanced budget. 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